Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-03-16

the western portion Of the city ID vas
Somewhat clearer. Snow fell hsavily ct
the time.
Salvation Array Amsne ear Indians
WrxxrPEa. March 1h-Commissioner
Combs, Of the Salvation Army. has ar
rived here en roAts TO the P8clnc Coast.
Combs says il IL proposed 10 commence
work among the Indians in the North
vest next summer. Some Of the best
officers Of the army, male and female,
have volunteered for this service.
The Canadian Badges.
ToRoSro. March Is. - Provincial
Treasurer Rsss made q bodeet speech
this afternoon. The receipts for 1885
we're IS 1tS, $50. and the expenditures
$3lSl, ,7O9. The estimated receipts for
1887 are &27SS, rs. and the expendi-
lures g, $50 70S. Provincial sssets are
placed at 81 7054.456. and liabilities az
f374.ll7, leaving q surplus Of $6,6SOsSSS.
Death og a French Paiater.
Loxpox, March 15.-The death is an
nounced Of Gustave Achilles Gullisumal.
the FreRsh painter. He vas AZ years Of
ace.
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Approved by GoveFnoF Bartlett
SACRAMENTO. Marcbl.I5. - Governor
Bartlatt todav approved the legislative
act rauealino the riparian rights clause
in the State Code. The reueal excepts
vested richta.
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San FRANcIsoo, March 10. Judge
Murphy this afternoon rendered de-
cision In the matter OF Attorney Deu
prey's contempt OF court in refusing to
answer q certain question on the wit
ness stand in the Goldensoo case. The
question was as follows: Have yoa
ever received any communication or
letters from persons purportinR to be
witnesses in the case outside OF the de
tendant Z" The court rendered O long
decision and directed that Deuprey an
sweF the question propounded. Deuprey
then took the witness stand and an
swered.
This case is peculiar one. Deuprey,
in the first place, accepted Q retainer as
counsel fsrN the defendant, Goldenson.
he delayed the trial of the case on seve
raj occasions, alleging as reason that
his time was occupied with cases In
other courts. Judge Murphy finally in
formed him that he must either 20 on
With the case or withdraw from it. On
bis further refusal TO 90 50. Joaes mnr-
bell AZ oounsel for the defendsnt, In
order 10 better defend their client, the !
latter wished ali the information from |
DeunYav that had bean communicated |
TO him bv the defendant. and cited him
AZ a witness in the case. Deuprey re-
fused 10 answer the questions put 20 |
him. ana was held in contempt. Cook |
a Camobell. counsel for the defendant, |
claimed that the only object |
they had in eIiciting this information |
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